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wEEKLY-CRoP SUMMARY.
Favorable Conditions for Winter
Wheat Damage TO Glover Fioids.

Favorable Conditions for Winter
Wheat Damage TO Glover FioEds.
The following is the weekly-crop summary
OF the Farmers ReUiel0 Tho conditions, 10
the main, have been favorable for the grow
ing winter wheat during the past week.
Rains have fallen in ali OF the States, though
in portions OF Kansas, Missouri and Illinois
the need Of rain is still said 10 be urgent The
average OF the condition in twenty Illinois
counties reporting this week is 80 per cent
Ia Cumberland, Edwards, Mercer aud Ma
coupin counties the condition Is placed at
10 per cent. In Carroll, Fayette, Hardin
AMI Warren counties IL is placed at 100. In
Alams, Clay, Henry, Lawrence, La Sale,
Marshall and White counties IL ranges from
% to 0)per cent. In Franklin, jefferson and
Johnson counties the percentage is placed as
low as 80 per cent.
Toe averages for Indiana are about the
same as those in 1 linois, la Bartholomew,
Clinton, Rush, Shelby, Spencer, and John
son COUNTIES the average RACES from 100 to
ITO, while Dekalb, Pike and Randolf coun-
ties the percentages range from 80 TO 80 per
cent,
In Ohio tho averages are lower, very few OF
Tue COUNTIES reporting Iull average OF con
d tioI. In Defiance county the average is
placed at 40 per ceut., while in Van Vert
county fully one-fourth OF the fields have
been plowed under and oats will be sown.
In Cuyahoga, Hardin and Mercer counties
the outlook is regarded as very poor.
The average Of con iition in the twenty
one Kansas counties is 81 per cent,
a number OF the coult.es noting
an improvement I'm consqe @ ic,t
of recent rains. Bourbon, Cherokee, COwley,
Dickinson, e lswortb, Leavenworth, Mitchell
and Montgomery counties give the promise
of full average yield, while in Edwards,
Davis, Clay, Books, Rush and Woodson
counties the percentages range from 80 to Is
per cent. In Missouri the average per cent
IL Of.
The condition Of spring wheat in Iowa,
Minnesota and Nebraska is reported To be
good, though rains are needed. The acreage
In Iowa promises to be fully as large as last
year, il net somewhat larger.
1he meadows in Illinois. Indians and Ohio
are thin and slow in starting. widespread
injury 20 clover fields in Illinois is reported,
owing TO Injury which came from freezing.
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MEXICAN ADJUSTMENTS.

Wild Scene at Bull FIght-Four
Men and Their Horses Crippled.
The novelty OF bull fight by electric
light drew on immense crowd to the Colon
fiaza, city Of Mexico, Thursday night.
Among the spectators we're President Diaz
ini several members Of his Cabinet. The
arena was brilliantly lighted by ten electric
.ghts, aud the gauly uniforms OF the mata-
Tors fairly blazsl. The door OF the pen was
thrown open, AMI the frss bull made a frant-
'c rush at the picadors aud ia a minute was
master Of the arena, having killed one horse
and gored two Others. Ons matador and a
p.cad0r were laid out though not killed.
The Gshtrs then became very umd, and
piiei The sword from tue side, beng afraid
20 face Tue animal as is usual. OF five bulls
lvery one was desperate al the blazing light,
AMI horses aud riders were rolled over and
i1.seI in a terrible manner One swordsman
attempted 70 kd, the bull as he charged and
w3s caugh. on The horns aud tossed out Of the
arena almost hfees-. The result Of The nzbt
Wa u- horses kli.oi, several torn aud Grip,
picl two matadOr5 nearly killed and several
pcad0r disabled. Tue d,zz ng light seem.
~ make the animals Wild. This is the frst
tms lli. hglt.uI has b5sn tried By electric
I-ht
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A Terror Bcnind the Bnrs.

Joseph A. Gamble, a moonshiner and a no
sorious character in Pike county, Arkansas,
was brought TO Lutte Il ,ck, Ark, and
lodged in jail. Gamble has bsen engaged in
illicit distillng for several years, bur, being
htuated in an almost mae :esAbie spo5 in the
Condo Mountains, no officers have been able
70 arrest him before. It's has long been
ooked upon with terror by the inhabitants
Of Pike county, aud it is with feeling Of
relief that they know that he at last is in tn,
lands OF the officerA
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For Won, Ynmnn

Mrs Lydia f. Pinkham, lynn, Mass. .
About tho first Of September, 1891, my wife
was taken with uterine hemorrhage. The best
styptics the physician could prescribe did not
check It and she got more and moro enfeebled
Sho was troubled with Prolapsus Uteri, Leu.
corrhWs, numbnes Of the limbs, sickness Of
the stomach and loss Of appetite. purchased
n trial bottle Of your Vegetable Compound
she said she could discover s1lutorv effect
from The first dose Now she is comparative.
" free from ProIapsls, stomachs sickness,
&c Tho homorrhaZe is very much bettef
andis less at tho regular periods Hor appetite
s restored, and her general health and
strength arc much improved We feel that
va have been wonderfUHy benedted aud our
hearts arc drawn out in gratitude for the
Same and in sympathy for other sufferers. for
whose sakos NO allow our names 70 b3 used %
Q. w. EATON, 1hurston, N. ".
The Compound is put mp in Pill Iozenes
and LIQUID form. All sold by druggists The
PMS and Lozenges sent by mail on receipt Of
price
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern
Railroad AdOpss the System
OF Profit SharinD

inc Aoieuo, Ann ArDor ana Northern
Railroad AdOp.s the System
OF Profit sharing.
The plan OF profit sharing with employees
adopted by the stockholders OF the Toledo.
Ann Arbor and Northern Railroad, was de-
vised by Governor Ashley, President of that
company, and is believed to be the first step
toward cooperation ever taken by an Amer
lean railroad. All officials aud employ
e', except the President, are to become
benefciaries Of the plan after they
have been in the employ OF the
road five years. In any year in which
dividend is declared each beneficiary is to
receive, in addition to his salary, dividend
on the amount of that salary, the same as il
he were the owner of that much stock.
Ii any emp.oye or officer is disabled while
on duty 50 as to be unable to resume his
place for six months or more, he is to receive
a certificate Of paid up stock equal in amount
to the total sum of his wages for the year
preceding his disability. In case OF a loss of
life in active duty his wife or legal repre-
sentatives Is to receive a similar certificate
equivalent to tive tmes his las. years WAGES
Every ofil;er or employe who shall
voluntarily retire from the company's ser.
vice after p years Of continuous employ
ment will receive a certificate Of paid up
stock equal to the total wages Of the last year
OF HIS service.
This plan Of allotment, it is expected, will
largely increase the net earnings Of the com
pany' and promote zeal, economy and gen.
eral efficiency, and that it will also prove
itself to be a valuable educator, aud teach
the necessity OF sobriety and fidelity. Il is
expected that the entire dividend paid by
the company in any one year to its officers
will be more than earned by savings from
loss aud waste.
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DEVOURED HIS CHILD.
Caleb Foster Driven TO Mania BY a
Coal-OiI shampoo.

COal-Oil Shampoo.
most horrible tragedy occurred last
week IN the ne.ghbJrhoJd Of where the
counties of Pa ola and Rusk touch the
lou ,hern boundary line of Harrison county,
Exls. A negro named Caleb Foster, hav-
log severe headache, was told to use coal
oil as a remedy. In its use he completely
taturated his wool with the fluid. TINS oc-
cured III the morning and by O'Clock p. N.
ue was noticed TO act very strangely, but
nothing to Indicate the terrible ending was
observed.
About > O'clock he suddenly clutched his
little 3 -year-o.d son ny the legs and twirling
mis- body over his head started on a run to-
warl the ,ttoms, followed by the terror
stricken family. The wife AMI boy of 10
kept him in sight for about two miles, when
he eluded them, in the meantime having
dashed the ca | - brains out against tree.
Unable to find him, help was obtained and
in the early morning he was observed seated
ON the ground, his child in his arms and from
its ody hs was tearing mouthsful OF flesh
and splitting them on the ground, himself a
raying maniac He was cIugh5 and taken
home. where for three days he gradually
grew sane, being always watched. He missed
the presence Of the little boy and asked for
him. but was not told OF his fate. He has nc
recollection Of even the least act in the horri'
hle drama.
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While gentleman was buying 10
cent cigar seedy acquaintance who
may be called Brown came in and was
invited by Smith to have a cigar. lie
OF course accepted the cigar aud Smith
laid down twenty cents in payment At
this point Brown got in his fine work.
Turning to the dealer he asked if the ci-
gars just bought were not sold at the
rate OF three for a quarter. On the deal
er replying that they were, he fshed out
= nickel, and laying il on the counter
remarked: We'll, then, I'll take the
third cigar, If it's all the same to you
And he did, to the unspeakablo aston
ishment OF Smith and the dealer.
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q Ii. u.

Walking down Broadway is very pleaaau
when you fool we'll, and T. x mover fol
better than whom his friend asked him how he
"Ah, my boy" said T. 20. M. j.. did iti'
And his friend wondered what q. N. ID. meant.
H0 know BE- did not mean q Good Many Doc
tors for T. K had tried n dozen in vain.
"I have g." said he. ia 70 hitting tho nail on the
lead, "yOu mean DR.. Pierco'a Golden Medical
friend j. S. always dubs IT," Sold BY
druggiaia
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~ UuuaW's last Ran.

hei1 1-hH. notorious ysglx outlaw.
yes kiei Helr Ws0.ars Falls. Ar1aa.a..
"Hlo stealing l,rses from E91er. vaan..
stable Felix Has .as loader .. aa srza1.l.i
D'HI ~ -2r .aeva op .a..ny rE.. u.ve.y DO
To- tr...ry f5rs.me um. Vua heard be
Fas lurking sr9u.l hs place and Ia.d .u
wait ~ l.m sal Boz. him dead when as ON.
Tered -0e stable with two companions Ifs
o.len esrapi though badly wounded.
-gvrn Persons Killed a. a wedding
l.. wl. mbei To- celebrate the
~ b.n.to fernando eni J1snlto
h'ya.1 n.ar Merida. in Y1ostan. become
.Hf'.peI no erat fzbt Seven af them.
.''iqi ng tle groom. we're killed
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SYrncuse. n. )
f. K SWEET.

Syracuse, n Y.
DEAR SIRs II have been troubled with
rhematism for the last five years, and until
heard Of DIR. Pardee's Remedy had no rest.
After hearing Of it procured some OF my
druggist, and am now entirely free from the
disease Respectfully yours,
MRS. ETA HALE, 80 Baker Street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER
From n Well-known Gentleman Of Lock-
port, and eX-President OF the New York
state Pharmaceutical AssOciations
IncLr,nrt n V A rriI 10 fasc

Lockport, n. Y. April 10, 1856
Pdrdee Medicine Co:
GENTS I'm reply 70 your communication
OF April 10Th, take pleasure in stating that
Tor years physicians and druggists have been
trying TO secure a remedy for these obstinate
and painful complaints, such as neura lgia,
rheumatism and nervous headaches, to which
every one is liable who lives in this climate
and until quite recently tho efforts OF both
chemist and doctor have been. unsuccessful;
but / am pleased at last that such a remedy is
found in the compound OF DR.. Pardees Rheu-
matte Remedy. / recommend it 10 all who
are suffering with rheumatism. / have yet
to hear Of the first case Of rheumatism which
it has not greatly relieved, and where the
remedy has been used as directed, nearly eY-
cry case has been permanently cured.
Respectfully yours,
f. X. SWEET.
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May DO had by all who arc sufficiently iRtell'-
tunties which occasion Ally a-e offered
them. Hallett & Co, Portland, Maine, have
something new to offer in the line OF worN
which you can do for them, and live at home,
wherever you are located. Profits immense
and every worker Is sure of over So n day
several have made over $50 in "a single day. Al
ages; both sexes Capital not required; YOU
arc star cd free; all particulars free. You had
better write to them Mt once.
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Two women IN q Boston horse-car
were discussing their household affairs
audibly and to the great amusement Of
the other passengers After comparing
notes rs to the productiveness OF theie
several farms the price of groceries, the
advantage Of a country life over that of
one in the city, and uttering thanksgiv-
ing that they kept no servants, and Ego
ing to bed, master, get up. mistress, :"
one OF them delivers herself in this wise /:
There's sister Sally, now. Her and
me amt no more aiken eff ;'twan't us.
She's jest ez different ez 1 be t'other
way.n
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leading real estate agent private and
banker, Mr.. Ira Brown, Chicago. Ill. writea.
Il feol 1t my duty 10 say Of 81. Jacobs OIL that
/ lay on my back three months with rheumA-
tism. tried IL, was cured, and have never
been troubled since"
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A dispatch from Psstb. the Cipitai ~
Western Australia, say-:-.A hurricane
swept the northeast coast on The g3l inst
Tho pearl lfh.ag faet, numbering forty
boat, was dotroysI aud $50 parsonB pr
ished.'
a dispatch from Co1ktown Australia. an
no0ncss that the steamer Benton. ri s.nga-
pore, was suuki o collision with bark on
tho Is.sudoi F9rmoa, and shat rs. por.oag
we're drowned. no Europeans we're lost.
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Three bottles Cure Catarrh.

ELI ROBBINS, RuHVdn Il. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had catarrh when
she was five years old, very badly. / saw De
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised. and pro-
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that il
helped her; n third bottle effected a pcrma-
nent cure She is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty"
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II sfnicted with sore eyes use Or. Isaac
Jhompson's Eye-water. druggists sell AZ
zoc. per bottle.
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Mr., T. J. Murphy, 6l Debavoice Place. Brook
lyn, n. Y, says III was afflicted with sciatio
rheumatism aud found ST. Jacobs Oil very ef-
dcacioua.
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"UntoId Agony from Catarrh.n

Of Ithaca, ~ j., writes: "Some ten years ago
/ suffered untold agouv from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave me up as
such a had one, that every day, towards sun
set my voice would become so hoarse / could
barely speak above whisper In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
almost stranglc me. by the use of DR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, in three months, was n well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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A GrentEn4IIsb Remedy

Gray eyes are the moss expressive OF all
and deno,es strong qualities of mind aud
! soul
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The Swiss State Council has ratified the
literary copyright convention with the Uni
ted States
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Generally speaking, blue eyes signify con
stancy and devotion 20 friencs.
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Black Dyes denote as a rule sensuous char
aoter and an incoustaut. tickle disposition.
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A Famous Detecfi1n.

James Jackson, the famous State detec-
tive, resides in Sing Sing, and is generally
in attendance at the prison. His duties
are to examine carefully the face of every
convict as he enters, and to scrutinize
every visitor in order to prevent any dis
charged convict from seeing his pals.
Occasionally he has to make long Jour
neys in pursuit of runaway prisoners or to
identify criminals convicted in other
States. He never makes a mistake; if
once he looks man in the eye he will
know him under any disguise, as he tells
his man by the look of his eyes. Once an
escaped convict had his nose pared
down one-third, but Jackson detected
him at once, Notwithstanding this remark
able change of feature. Mr.. Jackson
is about 8 feet inches in height, about
80 years old, of light and sinewy build,
with black hair and piercing black eyes,
and is altogether remarkably handsome.
He knows about 10, 900 criminals, and it
is simply wonderful that he can distin-
guish the features of every one. On his
long journeys he eats very moderately
and always takes one Brandreth pill at
night. When much fatigued by the Jolt
ing Of the cars on his tiresome trips he
uses two Allcock's Porous Plasters on
the small Of the back, which give him
renewed vigor and quickly relieve him
OF all WEAKNESS. These arc the only two
remedies he uses, and he attributes his
vigor and remarkable health to Allcocks
Porous Plasters and Brandreth's Pills
Sing Sing, ~ T., Daily Register.
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We acoldontly overheard me following din-
loguc on tho street Yesterday;
J1ucf. Smith. why don't yuu stop that dis
gutN 3 hawking and splitting
Nmph How can ~ YOu Know am q mar
tyr o cafarfh
~ DoasGdid. Ihad The disease IN its worst
FORM but ann well now
~ What did you do for it7
J. uoI DR. Sago'a CafaFrh Remedy. TO
cured mo and 10 wl.l cure you.
N Two heard Of Q, and by J0ve i'll try r.
in town.
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"COnstantIy Hawking and spIttlng.o

THOMAS J. RUsHING, Esq. 600, Pine Street,
81. Louis, Mo-, writes ." was great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils.
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
lily, / was advised TO try DR.. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy, and am now n well man. ] believe
IL 10 be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only to give it a
fair trial TO experience astounding results and
q permanent cure"
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Iramps Toasted az Natural Gas
RTrfI

ramp' became o1yazsI be- o Gzbt at
lne natural gas wcl near Anderson. lad.
Two eI them were pas1sd into tHs fame OF
Tie a.ofa. gat Quo. whose name is said ia
he Donovan, .n1a.ei tne flames a1d died OIL
m... Instantly. George Dryer. or Erie. Pa.
% .Ir.ai a.nost beyond rea ignition ont can.
n3. recover. Three N tne tramp3 ore in
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LittIe Fortune,

Elmuad g. Sodman received IS for his
hrst poem. Hs was 26 years old at the
time
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Jordan, N. Y.
GENTS :~For year past have been badly
afflicted with rhematism, at times very bad,
and for a month before Itommenced using
your remedy could hardly sleep nights One
bottle Of DR. Pardees Rheumatic Remedy re
heyed me OF the pain, and now sleep as
well as well as ever, and feel like recommend
ing 1t TO all who are thus afflicted
Yours truly,
MRS. ANN DARLING.
Ask your druggist for DIR. Pardee's Remedy
and take no other. Price, 81 per bottle six
bottles, So
Pardee Medicine Co, Rochester. N Y.
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81 LOUIS Wool frmsr good me lium. %
to NLc; coirse braid, no. ~ ~ IJ~ sand
rs 1l ~; foe light, is to pic; heavy "a
o. Hlc
BOSTON. Wool quiet, Oaio md Penusyl-
wanna - 81 t0 8tJ<c, d. $ s. and nbJyo
IS ~ 54Xc. Mcbigan and vs. cousin y ami
shove, 30 b. Ole. Michigan $40. I. 3Jto8lc:
Ohio Gsloine, fine. - o. go pniIcd. - to 5jp
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Waiter Basaut. @ .o g,tsu. o. dyepsp 'c
nd lives on brown bread, tea aud psp sin
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DR.. Pierco's "Favorits Prescription" r. the
debilitstod woman's best restorative tonic
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A Louisville man has been super intendout
~ "a Sunday school for 30 years.
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Joo Howard. Clio of Rnnchnrn

Joseph Howard, Jr., the widely known Jour-
last fifty years, 10 writing q life of the great
Preacher and Orator, which will no doubt DO
the standard work, and one of peculiar interest
Snd value. IL is TO be brought out by Hubbard
Bros by subscription, will be finely II ,dSIr ated
and should have an enormous sale.
ROYAL GLUE mends anything Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood, Free Walls at Drugs and Gro.
3months' treatment for soc. Piso's Remedy
or Catarrh Sold by druggists.
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hIurdercd u Robbers-

Charles Pilepauzn, farmer OF Grafton.
a'.u, three miles from Port Washington.
wisconsin, vas found m1r tered in bis house
he skull "os cru'hei iu By blows dealt With
blunt instrument. Tho touo was com
ple,e.y ransacksd Tho murdered man lived
alone, and Tas supposed 70 hare money.
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The common way OF dining at the
public restaurants Of London is from the
joint. A dinner from the Joint is served
in great many Of the good restaurants,
costing from about so cents to dollar
and half in our money for each order.
dinner from the Joint consists Of, in
the first place, q liberal allowance Of
roast meat. This is in some restaurants
brought up on little table wheeled
alongside of yours and sliced off in your
presence. With this is given boiled po-
tatOes and some other coarse vegetables,
s0mstimes green and sometimes Brussels
sprouts. The general range Of vegeta-
bles appears TO be confined to Brussels
sprouts (which are the buds which grow
on the stump Of a cabbage after the head
has been removed), caulihower and kalc.
The desert served with the joint dinner
is lettuce salad and all you care TO
slice OF Of Stilton or Cheddar cheese
These dinners arc very coarse and hearty,
and arc just the thing for a man taking
great amount Of exercise. But there
is nothing delicate about them The
absence OF sweets from all Of the bills
Of fare will be especially noticed by an
American.
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CENTRAL YARDS, FAST LIBERTY Cate
fc.ye, lJtJ ID cents higher than last weeks
ci. M rr.c's. Saturday and Sunday's re-
rs.p'sl e9o head shipments, 200 hotd. Hogs
ihir-au sold Saturday and Sunday re-
crip s., $50 head; shipments, $50 head
Philadelphia, e. 90 to g 90; Workers - 30 70
= ~ common and light, s. ~ % A.; piga,
81 ~ % D %. Sheep active, all sold. 40 20 10
cou,s CHER than last weeks closing prices
: ltIrl1y and Sundays receipts, $50 hoad ;
shipIns ~ J OJJ loiJ.
HgFRs ISLAND YARDS. -Cattie-Prims
heavy Western Daeves. Sd 20 SIC medium
~ Rocd do. - 10 D. common 10 fair light
ge.rs 5I % 4 . Fresh cows dull at SO 20
% Calves heavy, prices fell M 20 "a 10 B.
Receipts, 5fS heal lsst week, oil head
S1eep supp y light; clippod sheep, 81 85
p q IN; w1D'ed do s. ~ > -; clipped year.
Ings 8 Sd 10 GO spring lamta, 2 ~ i0o.
common sheep, 5Jf ~ O.. Receipts 00l head
last week. 900 head
HoH'-Supp Y light; s. 81 30 3 for good N
choice OhiOs md Chicagos Receipts, 40
bead IasJ week. 80 head.